Ming Dynasty: A Tale of Two Worlds, Zhu Yuanzhang Breaks Down in Tears

So Zhu Yuanzhang has a lot of fans, and Zhu Di's credit is all attributed to Zhu Yuanzhang. To put it bluntly, Zhu Yuanzhang is just a rich man who succeeded in turning around. I really can't like him. It's too double standard.

Now I am speechless when I see how Zhu Yuanzhang attaches great importance to the people. In the final analysis, he is a feudal leader. Other emperors protect the interests of their own interest groups. For example, in the Song Dynasty, they protect the interests of the civil service group and their own. Zhu Yuanzhang, on the other hand, exploits the people to protect the interests of his own family. The minister's salary is not even 1% of his son's. He has studied hard for 20 years and cannot even support his own family. How can he still expect to be in the same boat?

According to the reformed Ming Dynasty, it is hard to say whether it can survive the original Ming Dynasty. Officials are encouraged to return to their hometowns to serve as officials, and clans are encouraged to grow bigger. In 20 to 30 years, the local area will become the property of a clan, including now. After an official becomes big, any local brothers, sisters, younger brothers, sisters, brothers-in-law will sneak into the government and become Leaders may control the most profitable industries in the area. The powerful clans in the south can even change the policies issued by the central government or not implement the policies at all. The struggle between the central government and the local aristocratic clans has been going on for thousands of years, and it is not over yet. How can the clans continue to grow? It is really a political novice to write about politics, and it is ridiculous to the world. **

I find that many readers and authors like to judge the ancients from God's perspective and today's social values. Modern times and ancient times are obviously two worlds, okay? The values ​​​​are different. The most obvious one is that now it is Guotianxia. In the past, all feudal dynasties were Jiatianxia. To paraphrase what Yu Qian said in The Ming Dynasty, the Han Dynasty of the Liu family, the Song Dynasty of the Zhao family, and the Tang Dynasty of the Li family were all countries with one family and one surname. Many protagonists in novels that travel through the Ming Dynasty run against the feudal system, saying that they will overwhelm the Ming Dynasty. In fact, if you quote Zhu Yuanzhang, I will behead a protagonist like you in minutes. Throughout history, no emperor has valued the country more than his own family, even the ancient sages. If you look at the Five Emperors and the Xia, Shang and Zhou, they say they abdicate or recommend, but whoever is not a descendant of the Yellow Emperor, they all belong to the world.

The protagonist, a time traveler, actually uses the original system of the Ming Dynasty without changing it at all. Moreover, he is so popular and has such a great effect. Who doesn't know the various drawbacks behind this system? It's so naughty to say it, I feel embarrassed just looking at it.

6. Zhang Sanfeng was shocked when he heard Hengqu's four sentences. He really wrote them all in random order. A person who lived for three dynasties, you tell me that you don't know the poetry of the Song Dynasty, and your blood is still boiling.

The Manchu Qing Dynasty did have many mistakes, but the military aircraft it adopted were definitely much better at maintaining feudal society than the Ming Dynasty's cabinet and ceremonial supervisor Pian Hong.

Let officials serve in their hometowns? Are all the officials in a government office relatives? Good guy, it's China, right?

Others compare novels to briefly describe before the transformation and detail after the transformation, and let the post-transformation world guide the pre-transformation through barrage. The pre-transformation world makes readers feel happy by shouting "666" and working hard to learn and imitate. What is this book? I came to Feilu to watch you write a partial history? Or is it an outrageous version of local history? Why am I so sleepy today?

The Zhu family of the Ming Dynasty had a tyrannical tendency in their genes and seemed to have a genetic problem. Zhu Yuanzhang himself especially liked to kill innocent people indiscriminately. He was extremely cruel to outsiders but extremely conniving to the descendants of the Zhu family. The second son, King Zhu Xi of Qin, was a madman who liked to dig out people's tongues and rape women. He was eventually assassinated at the hands of an old woman in the palace. The third son of the Jin Dynasty, Zhu Fan, was especially good at car-breaking others. He was taught by Zhu Yuanzhang before that he should not beat the cook at will or he would be easily poisoned. He still did not repent and wanted to kill his father. Although nothing was found, he was scared to death in the Lan Yu case because he was afraid that he would be implicated. The seventh son of Qi King, Zhu Shu, liked to beat up officials in his fiefdoms. He killed more than 400 officials in five years, one at random every three or four days on average. Because of his bad reputation, the ministers wrote to cut off the vassal. As a result, after the Jingnan War, he was heavily rewarded by Zhu Di. Later, he was deposed for making rice. However, Zhu Di just imprisoned him in Nanjing. His descendants continued to bully men and women in Nanjing until the Ming Dynasty. Zhu Tan, the ten-year-old king of Lu, likes to catch little boys and cut them off